Top Things to do in Acre
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Top 8 Things to do Good for Couples in Acre, Northern District
Discover the best top things to do in Acre, Israel including Ghattas Turkish Bath, Manana Sailing Yacht - Day Trips, Travel with Andrew - Tour Guide, Wisam Kharouf - Tour Guide, Citadel of Acre, Bahai Gardens and Shrine, HaZanhaniyh - SkyDive Shomerat, Akko Old Town.
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1. Ghattas Turkish Bath
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 113 reviews
Ghattas Bath is the largest functioning Hammam in Akko. The luxury Turkish bathhouse, housed in a "hybrid" Ottoman-Templar building, has been painstakingly renovated and restored to its original state. The authentic and original features alongside the most modern and luxurious equipment offer an all-round experience. The bathhouse includes two floors of indulgence with the ground floor housing a large traditional seating area, steam room, massage table as well as separate changing areas, lockers, bathrooms and showers for men and women. The top floor includes a dry sauna, a Jacuzzi, warmed seating area, two massage beds and underfloor heating.
Reviewed By 991asafd
Ghattas Turkish bath in Acre is definitely one of the places you will return to one day and recommend your friends to visit. It’s beautiful it’s well planned, once you have opened the door you find your self I a different era. The place managed to capture the glory of Past and the modern tecnology. So you can enjoy them both. The owner is great explained about himself and how he made his childhood dream (the Hamam) be realized. The stuff members and masseur are very friendly and professionals (The soap bubble massage was amazing). So treat yourself, take 2-3 hours and go there
2. Manana Sailing Yacht - Day Trips
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 51 reviews
The Manana, is a luxurious and indulging sailing yacht, whose crew will sail you to a unique perspective of Israel with local Galilee cuisine and excellent local wines & beers. We offer you a few hours of refuge from your hectic schedule to enjoy a lovely view of the northern shores from the sea. A lovely day of fun and sailing combined with some sea salt in the never ending sunny days of Israel.
3. Travel with Andrew - Tour Guide
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 97 reviews
[FOR EMAIL & PHONE NUMBER PLEASE CLICK ON "More" IN THE TOP LEFT COLUMN] My name is Andrew Abado, I am an archaeologist and a certified tour guide in Israel, based in Akko. I offer half day & full day tours in Akko, focusing on many themes such as: history, archaeology, religion, culture and more! All tours are tailor made to fit your wishes, requirements and budget, with maximum flexibility! UPDATE: We're committed to everyone's safety & well-being, especially in this unusual circumstance! On top of being vaccinated for COVID-19, following the guidelines of the ministry of health, we will have to maintain social distancing and wear masks for the duration of all tours!
4. Wisam Kharouf - Tour Guide
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
I am a native Arab of the city Acre (Akko). I am a licensed tour guide in all of Israel (license number 12550), specializing in Acre and the North of Israel. I have a B.A in General History and Art History. When studying for my degree, my main interest was Classical History and I studied Ancient Greek for two years. I still read widely and enjoy fishing. My tours are in Arabic, English, and Hebrew, and I am currently learning Dutch (my wife’s mother tongue). I love my work because I get to interact with all the shades of the human spectrum and adjust the tours according to my clients’ interests, and because it allows me to share my love for the sites and for my home town of Acre.
5. Citadel of Acre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 933 reviews
The Hospitallers, the Order of the Knights of St. John, built this impressive fortress more than 700 years ago.
Reviewed By MiriamBee - Tel Aviv, Israel
Though I have visited Acre (or Akko, St Jean d'Acre) several times, Wisam Kharouf's guided tour of this UNESCO World Heritage Site brought new discoveries and historical facts to light. The benefit of spending time with a local guide was immediately apparent. Wisam is a native of the city (his family have lived in Akko for several hundred years) and he wears his considerable knowledge and academic background lightly, making the highlights of our visit accessible and interesting to three generations! We saw several aspects of the City in all its unique grandeur. Wisam guided us through the old city with its remarkable excavations and restorations of the Halls of Crusader Knights, the magnificent central courtyard and the Khan Al-Umdan, the 18th century caravanserai near the port. We also visited the Ramchal (or Rabbi Luzzatto) Synagogue with its connections to this poet and Kabbalist who arrived in Akko in 1743. We strolled through the atmospheric Market Street and heard the call to prayer from the El-Jazzar Mosque that dates from 1782. Altogether, this proved to be an exciting and informative day for our family group, thanks to Wisam, who patiently answered questions and offered generously of his valuable knowledge and experience as a Tour Guide.
6. Bahai Gardens and Shrine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 540 reviews
Reviewed By judyinjerusalem - Jerusalem, Israel
Spectacular manicured gardens surrounding the shrine that sits on the outskirts of Akko. Everything is immaculately groomed and exploding with color. Be sure to talk with the Bahai volunteers who come from all over the world to tend the gardens,
7. HaZanhaniyh - SkyDive Shomerat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Skydiving activity near Acre. Jump with instructor over the most beautiful views, jump packages between 9'000 - 15'000ft.
8. Akko Old Town
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,335 reviews
Reviewed By pvq2015 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The old city is a delight. Wonderful nooks and crannies ; doors opening to reveal gardens and homes nestling within the Acre historic City walls over hundreds of years - Ottoman; Crusader Mameluke and Napoleon too. Churches abut synagogues and mosques. The port is bustling ; the Mediterranean blue and you can feel the presence of those who lived loved and fought in ancient Acre There is a fascinating Caravan Sarai which is locked up and derelict Oh but you have to walk ,Climb up and down cobbled paths and tiny lanes. So if you find that difficult it’s not an excursion for you.
